jenna: hi, everybody, i'm jenna lee. critics are selling the administration is setting up meetings for doe more thes, that's -- donors. the white house is pushing back hard. they're saying the critics are completely wrong about this i new lobbying group and everything that the group is doing the perfectly legal. carl cameron's live in washington with more. >> reporter: hi, jenna. there's no denying it, president obama and his former campaign operation are really under fire for offering donors who contribute half a million dollars or more to get a seat on an advisory panel for ofa that would get quarterly meetings with white house officials and even perhaps the president. "the washington post" yesterday blasted the president saying, quote: he ought to come to hiscepses. if he doesn't, it won't be easy to careen this muck off -- clean this muck off his shoes later on. how the obama people are going about it stinks. organizing for action should be renamed paying for access. now, a sunday new york times editorial urged the a

jenna: i'm jenna lee.cf is canceling classes just hours after evacuating a dorm where a student was found dead, forcing 500 students out of that building. right now police say it appears the man died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. phil keating live in miami, with more on this, phil? >> reporter: hi, jenna. no class is happening on the ucf campus this morning the ucf campus sits on the eastern side of the orlando metro area and all of this started, this very deadly incident shortly after midnight. first there was alarm in tower one. that is seven-story residential hall. as police and fire arriving to the scene they reports of a man with a gun. when they got to the man's room they confirmed the uc "f" student apparently was dead, shot himself to death. inside the room they found a handgun, rifle and improvised explosive devices in a book bag which fbi and bomb experts are dealing with. >> we have 500 students in tower one, ucf main campus. we have a university of 60,000. this is significant impact to the

jenna is --. jenna: i'm sorry --. jon: jenna, all right. jenna: shaking my head on something else.dor chris stevens. ambassador stevens as you know was killed in that brutal attack on our consulate in tripoli on september 11th last year. new nominee to be confirmed by the. >>, by the senate, that is choice of president obama who has named her the new ambassador to libya. jenna: i'm sorry, jon. with this shaking of my head. we were trying to decide how many votes have actually happened over the last several hours. here's why there can be some confusion. last night we had the first vote. and this morning there were two rounds of voting that take place. so you have two rounds of votes in the morning and usually two rounds in the evening some this morning there were two rounds of votes but only chimney shot that showed the smoke released. because if they're able to find a pope in the first round of vote we would see white smoke come out. since they could not find a pope in the two rounds, we see black. so what we're seeing here is, we believe that they started voting about an hour ago

jenna. jenna: maybe it' it should snow in d.c. more often. it's adding a little more motivation, together necessary. >> reporter: absolutely. jenna: mike emanuel live on capitol hill. thank you. jon: there is still new fallout from the sequester cuts, it comes after the white house announced it will stop giving tours to the public because of the sequester-forced spending cuts. now there is a new idea on how to save money with one republican representative suggesting the president cancel his golf trips instead. congressman louie gomert of texas even wants to make it illegal for the president to use any tax dollars for commuting to his golf trips until the white house resumes giving public tours. joining us now with his take on this. charlie hurt, columnist for the washington times. so starting this weekend, charlie, we understand you can't take a tour of the white house because under sequester they just don't have the staff to make sure that everything is staff and secure. >> yeah and meanwhile, last we've heard the white house's chief ka big

jenna:. jenna: brand new stories and breaking news. jon: national security concerns and the sequester as we get new numbers how many i am legals were freed because of the federal budget cuts plus how they're affecting you. >>> a new cyber threat. hackers targeting folks that use online banking. what america's financial institutions are doing to try to keep your money safe. >>> plus a new monster snowstorm is shaping up. this one could be the worst of the season of the we'll tell you about it "happening now." jon: some new concerns about sequestration and how the cuts could affect our national security. good monday morning to you, i'm jon scott. jenna: hi, everybody, glad you're with us today, i'm jenna lee of. after the controversy heats up after the department of homeland security releases illegals facing deportation we have new numbers how many were freed. the department of homeland security secretary janet napolitano making it clear it wasn't thousands of illegals as first reported. >> several hundred were related to sequester but i

jenna: i'm jenna lee. it started during our hours yesterday and then it koepbtd, and continued, and continued. kentucky senator rand paul speaking for nearly 13 hours blocking the nomination of the president's choice to head the cia john bren afpblt the senator's main goal to bring attention to the obama administration's drone policy or lack there on certain issues that he wants the administration to respond to. what he says is the administration is refusing to rule out the possibility of drone strikes being used on u.s. citizens within our borders. he went into it like this. >> i rise today to begin to filibuster john brennan's nomination for the cia. i will speak until i can no longer speak. i will speak as long as it takes until the alarm is sounded from coast to coast that our constitution is important, that your rights to trial by jury are precious, that no american should be killed by a drone on american soil without first being charged with a crime, without first being found to be guilty by a court.

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jenna: hey, everybody, i'm jenna lee.minutes the president will meet with senate republicans on capitol hill. this is all part of a new push to make a deal to cut the deficit. this comes just one day after some republicans took to the floor forcing a vote to defund obama care as it's been referred to. the measure didn't pass but it marks the 35th time congressional republicans have tried to kill funding for the president's signature legislation, the new healthcare law. mike emanuel joins us live from capitol hill. that is an interesting scene right before the president is about to arrive on the capitol, mike, what are republicans saying about the democrats in the senate, the budget plan that exists there? >> reporter: well, jenna first about the president, they seem to welcome the president's outreach. it's unclear, though will it will produce results on the budget issue. a lot of senate republicans have been going through patti murray's budget blueprint line-by-line and are essentially saying they are disappointed in spe

jenna: why?ns have enough low enriched uranium now that if they enriched it to weapons grade i think within three or four months they could have their first nuclear weapon. i think what is going on here is setting up the pressure that the president will be applying to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu during the president's visit to israel next week to pressure the israelis not to use military force against the iranian program by pushing it out a year or more or so, that means there is a lot of time for diplomacy. that was really the thrust of the president's entire statement in that interest ooh. jenna: looking forward towards that trip happening, an important one ambassador. what in your opinion needs to be accomplished? >> what should be accomplished is that the two countries should put their alliance back on better terms. but i don't think that is president obama's objective. i think he's going with two main messages, one leave the iranian nuclear weapons program alone, and two that i

jenna: hi, everybody, i'm jenna lee.enator rand paul making some headlines today, now supporting a pathway to citizenship for the nation's estimated 31 million illegals -- 11 million illegals. it's a significant policy move, but the possible 2016 white house candidate also makes it clear that his plan does come with conditions. >> if you wish to work, if you wish to live and work in america, then we will find a place for you. in order to bring conservatives to this cause, however, those who work for reform must understand that a real solution must insure that our borders are secure. we must also treat those who are here already with understanding and compassion without also unduly rewarding them for coming illegally. jenna: carl cameron is live in washington with more. so, carl, a lot of different plans floating around out there. i'm sure viewers have heard quite a few of them. how is this different from the other plans on the hill? >> reporter: in a couple of ways, and you were sort of talking about rand paul, a tea par

jenna: hi, everybody, i'm jenna lee. north korea today ramping up its rhetoric again and reportedly readying its military. the leader there kim jong un says his rockets are ready to quote settle accounts with the united states. this comes one day after a powerful military message from us to them the pentagon sending two nuclear-capable stealth bombers on a fly over right around the korean peninsula to make sure they saw it. jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon with more on this continuing to develop story. so, jennifer, what is north korea specifically planning to do? what are they saying? >> reporter: well it's difficult to say, jenna, but right now kim jong un is backing himself into a corner and the pentagon is very worried that he may put himself in a position that if he doesn't do something he will lose face. shortly after midnight local time last night north korean state television reported that kim jong un signed orders to put the nation's rockets on combat ready status. the direct threat to the u.s. in the wa

jenna? jenna: i was out in san diego over the weekend. it was 70 and sunny. when does the rest of the country get san diego weather? or is it only in san diego? >> california is pretty much exception to the weather. we could look at temperatures in the 60s in new york city maybe in two weeks. we'll see. jenna: we'll take that. that will be an improvement. >> don't put the coats away. jenna: maria, thank you very much. >> got it. jon: we're awaiting remarks from president obama at the white house. the president expected to address immigration reform during a naturalization ceremony for active duty service members and civilians. it is set to start just minutes from now. immigration reform has long been a political hot potato. recently momentum has tick picked up to sketch out a sweeping deal. bipartisan gang of eight senators involved in negotiations is trying to reach a compromise but just hit a snag over worker visas. byron york is chief political correspondent for the washington examiner an

jenna: we are all in it together. jon: yes we are. jenna: at this point. i'm jenna leave. as you might already know the president is meeting with top congressional leadership this morning at the white house in a final, final effort to stave off what's been coming for more than a year, the sequester cuts which congress passed and the president signed into law in 2011 because they were supposed to be so painful that they would never happen. well, now the cuts begin to kick in by midnight tonight unless some type of 11th hour deal westbound reached. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is live in washington preparing for a long day ahead. mike, what sort of expectation should we have with this meeting? will they come up with a last-minute magical compromise. >> reporter: republicans have told me they think it's a photo op. mitch mcconnell said quote i'm happy to discuss other ideas to keep our commitment to reducing washington spending at today's minute. there will be no last-minute back room deal and absolutely no agreement to increase taxes. they suggest president

jenna: i'm jenna lee. osama bin laden's son-in-law pleading not guilty to conspiracy to kill americans, this a short time ago in a federal court in lower manhatten blocks from the warl world trade center site. suleiman abu ghaith is not just in osama bin laden's family, he's also al-qaida's spokesman and apparently the top prop grandist. he's appeared in videos and praising the 9/11 attacks and warning of new attacks in the future. we are getting new information on how and when his capture went down. david lee miller is live outside the u.s. district court in new york city. what did we learn about his arrest? >> reporter: we learned more about the timeline. we learned that suleiman abu ghaith has now been in the united states for exactly one week. prosecutors told the judge that he arrived in the united states march 1st at 12:30pm and they also revealed that he was arrested overseas shortly before midnight february 28th. when they give those times, they are speaking about east coast times. further details

jenna: hi, everybody. i'm jenna lee. north korea reportedly responding to those drills by scrapping the nearly 60-year-old armistice that ended the korean war. have this think about it like a truce. it is not a peace treaty. it is more of a truce. north korea says it will launch a nuclear attack as well on the united states. full of lots of words this morning. the latest threat from a nation growing more enraged at the west. days after new u.n. sanctions were put in place for north korea doing a nuclear test. in seoul, some from both sides demonstrated weapons the joint exercises. others in favor of the south protesting the north's aggression and nuclear program. steve centanni live from washington as it develops. steve? >> reporter: there have been no open hostilities, at least not yet. the rhetoric is definitely heating up. the north koreans are more threatening and more bellicose at any time since they launched an attack against a south korean island in 2010. the south koreans blame the north for an attack on a warshi

jon: jenna? jenna: a major u.s.ailer is drawing outrage over a new health insurance plan for their company, asking employees to hand over their own information like height and weight to the company or shell out more money for coverage. we're going to talk about whether that plan is even legal to do. >>> and fifty years ago today, a major event at one of the most notorious prisons in american history. what happened at alcatraz? we're live with that story ahead. when did you know that grandma was the one? when her sister dumped me. grandpa was my dad a goodthlete? no. oh dad, you remember my friend alex? yeah. the one that had the work done... good to see you. where do we go when we die? the ground. who's your girlfriend? his name is chad. and that's where babies come from. [ male announcer ] sometimes being too transparent can be a bad thing. this looks good! male announcer ] but not with the oscar mayer deli fresh clear pack. it's what you see is what you get food. it's oscar mayer. jenna: well, a controversial move

jenna: hey, everybody, i'm jenna lee.orth korean missiles and long range artillery units are on the highest alert. they have orders to be ready for attacks on u.s. targets in south korea. tensions continue to rise following north korea's third nuclear test last month. national security correspondent jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon with more on this progression. how serious is the pentagon taking these threats? they are coming out all the time. the latest round what does the pentagon have to say about it? >> pentagon spokesman george little addressed the new threats from north korea's leaders shown here, war games carried out earlier this month. they say this is a well-worn pattern of belacose threats and is concerned about anything that might detake hraoeu destabilize the area. he did say they would create a better command and control structure between the u.s. and south koreans. the u.s. is concerned because of advances in north korean long-range rocket technology, recent nuclear tests and a threat to place 20,0

jenna? jenna: good tip. phil, thank you.: when fox news was embedded with a marine unit in iraq back in 2003 former sergeant michael timmons was the guy we spent the most time with in the back of the vehicle. we're visiting the marine and the new battle that he faces next. >>> plus an unwanted guest during a mayor's key speech. the story about this interruption, coming up. this is so sick! >> [bleep]er. car out you're crazy. go faster! go faster! go faster! go faster! no! stop...stop... go(mom) i rais my son to bester! careful... hi, sweetie. hi, mom. (mom) but just to be safe... i got a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. jon: an uninvited speaker interrupts the kansas city mayor's speech and angry protestor charges the stage, grabs the microphone. look what happens. >> got through talking about exactly what [bleep]. [bleep]. [bleep]. [bleep]. [bleep]. [shouting] >> well, that was unfortunate. jon: that was mayor sly james. we have talked to him on this program in the past. his bodyguard tackled the

jenna: i'm jenna lee. the agency is blaming the automatic sequester even though congress voted to maintain full funding to protect our borders. william la jeunesse live with the exclusive. >> the border patrol is losing 4,000 agents or 40% of its manpower because washing tan says budget cuts are forcing it to eliminate over time. large portions of the border will be unmanned, unattended, open for hours at a time and that means the border is not as secretary napolitano recently claimed as secure as its ever been. senior management told the agent's union yesterday effective april 7th there will be no over time or drive time, instead agents will work as little as five hours actually on the border. once they leave their spot on the border that area will be left unattended until the replacement agent arrives some two hours later leaving a huge gap in border security. >> this is no longer about border security for cbp, it's about the bottom line. this has become a corporate mentality. it's not about the mission.

jenna: last shot. rick: can't blame him. jenna: we are too.-called front runners is the austrian cardinal, and it's funny that even though he's one of the favorites, at least one catholic from his home country does not think he's qualified qualified t want him to become pope, and that's his own mother. his 92-year-old mom is quoted in an associated press saying that her son is too good-natured to deal with the nastiness of the whole thing. he has enough to do. she's also concerned she'll never see him again if he becomes pope. jenna: nothing like a concerned mom. [laughter] believe this is monsignor maurini who declared the end, everybody out, essentially, you heard him say in latin. and we expect in just moments the doors will close. rick: you can see the cardinals in the background there. [inaudible conversations] rick: and there it is. jenna: and it begins. two and a half hours from now, that's the timeline that we've been given thus far, but it is anyone's best guess. shep smith is back with us, you're going to be on the air with your show

jenna, thanks. >> uh-huh. >> we'll see if we can stump jenna with some questions on babies and parentingt fans take a bite out of stephanie meyers' new movie? we'll take a look at that, after these messages. after these messages. the way you want? can orencia help? [ woman ] i wanted to get up when i was ready, not my joints. [ female announcer ] could your "i want" become "i can"? talk to your doctor. orencia reduces many ra symptoms like pain, morning stiffness and progression of joint damage. it's helped new ra patients and those not helped enough by other treatments. do not take orencia with another biologic medicine for ra due to an increased risk of serious infection. serious side effects can occur including fatal infections. cases of lymphoma and lung cancer have been reported. tell your doctor if you are prone to or have any infection like an open sore or the flu or a history of copd, a chronic lung disease. orencia may worsen your copd. here's information you need to know. orencia is available in two forms, infusion and also self-injection. talk to your doctor to see if orencia

lucky, jenna, we only have four minutes.l trainer which is why we throw all these things to you. >> i'm ready. >> we're going to start off with jessica who is on the phone from virginia. we do not have jessica. she wanted to know how can i thin my thut, the area between the thigh and the butt. she's been a runner for a long time. she's done four or five marathons. her thut is out of control. save us all from this. >> first thing i will say is there's no such thing as spot dieting. just because you go on a diet, do cardio, you're not going to lose weight in a specific area. you can tone or try to add muscle to that area. so i so i show you two exercises to tone the thut area. target the gluts and the hamstrings. squeeze the other glut, hold it and come down. squeeze and come down. you do enough of those. >> how much is enough? >> i would say if you can knock out 20 and hold each one for three to five seconds you will feel it. >> next exercise is lie on your stomach, take your left leg and put your left foot over your right kn

- wow, she finally figured that out. - okay, jenna, you win.eally not feeling up to doing the show this week, i know that jenny mccarthy is in town. - my nemesis? never! oh, my god. i bet she put charlotte up to this. - lemon, that is why dealbreakers is going to work, because your star is a crazy person, and my star is you. - and i am not crazy, because unlike jenna, my mother never used my beauty pageant winnings to buy her married boyfriend a motorcycle. - exactly. - boy, if this thing works, it could be my ticket out. this job is starting to get to me. lately, i've been shoplifting just to feel in control. 'cause no one knows i took the candy bar.

jenna? >> pete williams, thank you very much.t's confirmed that was a tornado that touched down in washington state this week on thursday. some people reported seeing a funnel cloud and the national weather service did indeed confirm it was a tornado which is rare for this time of year. rare especially for washington state. >>> finally, even though the whole point of going on a shark dive is to see sharks, it's the thing you just say but you really just kind of want to spend the day on the boat and get tan. am i right? am i right? i thought so. a group of people on the water in south africa got more than an awesome tan. a meet and greet with the great white shark. the guy was supposed to see a passing shark. that's what he signed up and paid for. instead the shark ignored the bait and wedged its head inside the cage. somehow he avoided the shark's bite by ducking his head. that guy's kids will have the best show and tell video of all time for the rest of their lives. he's going to win first grade, second grade, third, grade and f

jenna? >> good morning, guys.ol in vermont stayed closed for days after the norovirus hit 90% of the students and some of the staff, as well. it came on before anyone knew what was happening. wednesday morning, 3/4 of the kids of britport central school stayed home sick. by the end of the day, out of 80 students, only ten were left in school. 30% of the staff went home, as well. >> you got many students together in a close space. so you're going to have some things go around. >> school was canceled for the rest of the week. the vermont health department confirming on friday it is norovirus. the disease is spread by person-to-person contact, contaminated food and water, and through the air. meanwhile, the school in vermont is being scrubbed floor to ceiling before it can be opened again. >> it was good to see that they took a -- extra precaution by shutting it down and to make sure it wasn't from the school. so that was a good feeling that they took that progressive attack. >> and health officials will decide this

jenna? >> jim, thank you very much. in other news,ed catholic church is opening the first sunday mass without a leader. tomorrow at the vatican the process begins to elect a new pope. the cardinals will come together twice on monday for the official preconcave meetings. they must decide when to go into the concave but can't do that until all 115 are together. they are expected to discuss the challenges facing the church. >>> the space-x rocket is there. the crew was able to capture the rocket with the station's robotic arm this morning. only a matter of hours before they're able to get to the goodies, the fruit, cargo, the hardware. mainly the fruit. the rocket left earth's orbit with supplies for the astronauts. it will be there for three weeks. >>> finally, so i haven't been around a ton of newborns but i have watched enough to know they are not always happy. a lot of crying, moodiness. which is why this other guy over here is in a league of his own. look at that face. that is a full-blown smile. that's like i love th

jenna spent the day setting up for the show. she'll tell us all about it in our next half hour. >>> we want to begin at the vatican where pope francis wrapped up his first sunday blessing before a massive crowd. kier simmons is at the vatican for us again this morning. kier. >> it was a spellbinding performance by pope francis. you can still see there lots of people here, but there were thousands hereby in st. peter's square to see the pope for the first time from the papal apartment. the window of the papal apartment up there, and he really didn't disappoint. once again showing that relaxed style that we have seen in the last two days. beginning by saying bon journo and then good morning, and then it's nice to be here to say hi to you all. even when he was talking, joking again, the theme of his sermon was about forgiveness, and he talked about cardinal -- a book he was reading by one cardinal, and then he looked up and said to the people, he says, you know, i'm not making a commercial for this book, just so you know. people la

well, his granddaughter, nbc's jenna bush hager, recently asked some of them to read those letters.ight we hear from them and from the former president himself. >> december 12th, 1943. my darling bar. >> my grandfather has always been a lover of words, a poetic letter writer. >> i love you, precious, with all my heart, and to know that you love me means my life. >> reporter: from letters penned during his time overseas in world war ii to political memos to royalty and heads of state, to maybe the most telling, declarations of love to his grandchildren like my sister, barbara, and cousin, lauren. >> i'm a very happy gampy. my legs don't bend too well. as you know, i have had to give up fly fishing off the rocks, but there's plenty left to do, plenty of wonderful things. >> i think of all of you an awful lot. i just wonder how each of you is doing. if you need me, i am here for you because i love you very much. >> reporter: he was there for his children, too. in letters of support during difficult times. >> dear george. your decision just made is the toughest decision you've had to ma

. >> jenna, meet your half-sister courtney! [cheers and applause] >> gimme my money, you bitch!t me to go on as a relationship expert because of the "dealbreakers" sketch. and since you're the face of "dealbreakers," you're going with me. >> what? no, come on. >> i thought you wanted the attention. >> yeah, but not like that. remember the other time you were on? >> and i was all, like, "talk to the hand." >> jenna, come on out. >> you give me back my money, bitch! [cheers and applause] >> can't we just keep doing magazines?

. - kenneth, i'm having a tracy and jenna problem. - gosh, mr. you say that so often, you should come up with a shortcut word for it, like, "ivatrennapra." - well, danny's interview with the new york times comes out today, so "ivatrennapra." - a what? - if tracy and jenna hear about it, they'll get jealous and act out, and as much as i want to, i can't slap the brat out of them.

. >> [imitating jenna] "that's a deal breaker, ladies."na be huge for jenna. >> and for me, 'cause i wrote that phrase. >> if you say so, lemon. >> jack, is this really what you wanted to talk about? >> what else is there to discuss? >> oh, really? you're gonna do the repressed irish thing? be italian for like one second. i'm-a jack. i don't know who my father is. i'm-a so emotional, i'm gonna smash these barrels! >> we're not discussing that because i've made a decision. i don't wanna know who my real father is. >> are you kidding? why? >> you know what family means to me, lemon? resentment, guilt, anger... easter egg hunts that turn into knife fights. why would i wanna invite more of it into my life? why would i want more family? >> because maybe he's awesome. look, why don't you just ask your mother who it is. >> no, no. not colleen. she had her reasons for keeping this from me for 50 years, and i don't want her to relive it. also, i want something really juicy to whisper to her on her deathbed. >> look, jack, i don't have a lot of pers

bill: looking forward to that conversation with senator mccain, jenna.is now an open of of air market. i have seen it. jenna: unbelievable. bill: yeah. and his reflections on it, too, they're quite striking. thanks, looking forward to that. jenna: thanks, bill. bill: getting closer and closer to $17 trillion in debt, america. why now some say president obama's concern about that is just a pr stunt. is that the case? oh this is soft. this is so so soft. hey hun, remember you only need a few sheets. hmph! [ female announcer ] charmin ultra soft is so soft you'll have to remind your family they can use less. ♪ charmin ultra soft is made with extra cushions that are soft and more absorbent. plus you can use four times less. hope you saved some for me. mhmm! you and the kids. we all go. why not enjoy the go with charmin ultra soft. that's not much, you think. except it's 2% every year. go to e-trade and find out how much our advice and guidance costs. spoiler alert: it's low. it's guidance on your terms, not ours. e-trade. less for us. more for you. ♪ bill: n

jenna, that is something you want to do. >> i'm done.ket caput. >>> and i'll talk about a strong bond between dogs. i didn't know they become so bonded together. look. one is blind and the other acts as a guide. the way they care for each other. it's such a great story. this will definitely bring a smile. >> you can watch the pictures all day. very neat. >> yes. >>> before we get to that, dylan, how about another check of the forecast? >> somewhere it feels like spring. >> yes. just not here. >> just not here. it's down in the southeast. it comes with springtime thunderstorms, too. actually, some severe weather is possible down in the southeast in that area in red, across mainly northern florida and georgia. hail is going to be a big issue. we have reports of hail yesterday in texas, the size of baseballs. imagine that coming down from the sky. so there is a threat of some of that today. you can see the tornado watch across parts of the panhandle into georgia. that is in effect until about 10:00 this morning. heavy rain is falling all th

. >> our friend jenna marbles. >> wait until you see what underwear i have on. >> it's a four minuteeo, you have to watch the whole thing. >> if you want to check it out, go to rightthisminute.com. >>> how much is too much? if we're talking about furious pete, he can take a lot. this time he is in japan, standing in front of an ice cream shop that offers this enormous ice cream cone. when they do hand it over to him, it stays together really well. look at the clerk in the background, too. >> she is laughing. >> he is using two hands? >> yeah, he is going on the side. >> he is getting all of the flavors before they get soggy. >> how is he not getting brain freeze. >> thank you, my teeth would hurt -- you can hear him complaining about how much it hurts. >> i think i could eat that. ice cream, i could down so much. >> i love it, but even for me that's a lot. >> the giant panda is an endangered species. they only have a three day cycle a year. but at the breeding base in china, there was problems because 5-year-old field, colin, was not feeling her male. the staff was worried, so they h

or "d," jenna fischer. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i would say "d." >> the answer is -- yes, "d," jenna fischerp, you can still beg a stranger, ask an asian or call a woman. here we go. >> jimmy: okay, thank you so much. >> here we go. question two. what did iceland give bjork? "a," an island. "b," cling clang cling clang. "c," beep boop beep. or "d," baaaa! >> jimmy: all right, all right, all right. >> what is your answer? >> jimmy: my answer would be "a." >> "a," an island. yes, jimmy fallon. yes! ♪ >> jimmy: all right. i'm good. and i have not used a lifeline yet. >> what was that? >> jimmy: i have not used a lifeline yet. >> no, here we go. let's see. this is the final question. here we go. oh, man, getting nervous. okay, here we go. final question. >> jimmy: yeah. >> which of the following is an actual coldplay song? "a," "every teardrop is a waterfall." "b," "every minute is a second's father." "c," "flying through the sky on a child." or "d," "if you're ever in a garden, call me." [ laughter ] which is it? which is it? do you know? this is for the game, jimmy. what do you want to do? we

canceled and carney said, actually, jenna, if you did a little reporter.e still working on a type writer. so, is there now a relationship between white house reporters of which you are one and the press secretary? >> well, i mean, for me, at least, it hasn't started now. i have beened a ver serial since i started and at least for me. >> but some people saying this white house is tougher, more aggressive against the press than some of its predecessors. >> look, in 2000, the bush campaign was a senior official with the bush campaign talked with another reporter about the possibility of throwing me off the plane. >> what did you do? >> my questions were apparently not deferential enough and my stories were apparently not flattering enough. my only point is, however i have, yes, i have had unpleasant phone calls and conversations with people in the obama administration, but i had them with the bush administration and that's -- well, it's part of the job. the truth of the matter is, i never really understood the people who get a nasty phone call and then go on

tonight, jay welcomes -- jenna fischer, dennis rodman, the music of black prairie and jay looks at "midseason replacements." and now, jay leno! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television captions by vitac www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: thank you very much! welcome to "the tonight show." thank you. thank you. quick survey. quick survey. how many here are christians observing lent? [ cheering ] how many here are heathens observing spring break? [ cheers and applause ] hey, speaking of heathens, as you may have heard, lindsay lohan has once again avoided jail time and will instead go to rehab. >> rickey: oh, come on. >> jay: of course, the only trouble now, trying to find a a rehab facility she hasn't tunneled out of yet. [ laughter ] no, this time, she's not going back to promises rehab in malibu. not going back to promises. she's going to a new facility called vague assurances. [ laughter ] i'm not sure what that one is. kind of a new -- not quite as -- you know, at one point in the sentencing yesterday, lindsay lohan turned to her lawyer and said, "

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this was sent by jenna. these are her kids madeleine and calum having fun.n the animals are getting into the spirit. this is from steve of max and mini sporting small green hats. go to ktvu.com for more viewers pictures we put together a slide show. >>> a san francisco cab company is offering free rides home tonight for st. patrick's day rebels. from 10:00 p.m. until 4:00 tomorrow morning the cab company will take anyone home as long as the fair is under $35 and the customers mention the sponsors the law firm burg injury lawyers. >>> police are investigating a hit-and-run crash that injure add pedestrian. authorities say 22-year-old matthew was struck around 6:15 last night in washington street. police say the driver, 50-year-old timothy camp fled the scene but was found with alcohol in the car. he is currently on probation for a dui on vick last year. police malik's richmond's apology after he and trend mays were found guilty of raping a 16-year-old girl impaired by alcohol. the attorney general said no stone went unturned and plans to convene a grand jury.

. >> this is jenna with the fortuna police. >> kiem caught up with the disattacher, the little girl and the chief of police that also wanted to say thank you. >> thank you for the nice words that you said about our department yesterday. >> yes. >> he did have a message for her. he did say -- >> don't call 911 unless it is an emergency. okay? thank you. >>> guy wants red vines from the vending machine and they just won't come out. >> like the worst thing ever. these are the guys that shred things, so what do you think happens next? >> that's right. find out if shredding solved their snack time issues. >>> this little cutie tries her first drink at the water fountain. >> like trying to catch it in her mouth. >> see if she stays >>> welcome back to the show, everyone. don't forget to check out rightthisminute.com. you can see today's videos and more all day long. >>> this is the internet's most recent rising star, a sensation internationally worldwide. it is andrew cassidy and check out this dude's skill. >> is that a bowling ball? >> that's a soccer ball. >> he can definitely bend it like

jenna wolf and dylan drier. and some of our friends here. debate that's getting a lot of attention on line as to whether your marriage or your kids should come first and that question is being sparked by comments that julianna ransic made about putting her marriage above her young son. obviously people love to weigh in on things like this when you tries to choose one or the other. we're going to talk this morning with a therapist about whether you can put one before the other and whether you should. >> yeah, i don't know that they're saying, you know -- it's a good discussion. >> it's a great discussion. we're going to have it. we're going to talk about a hair raising fight over a lottery ticket. >> what kind of fight? >> a hair raising. that's only because it involved a hairstylist. >> there you go. >> a judge has frozen a $9.5 million lottery prize. several hairstylists claim the winning ticket was part of an office pool. but the stylist who purchased it said, no, not exactly. this one was for me. you know where this is going, into court.

many children with disabilities in russia don't lead the kind of happy life that jenna does. that's why the home's director feels so strongly about not depriving children of any opportunity that may arise. >> translator: in the world of politics, numbers and statistics are calculated to advance national interests. but for the individuals affected, their fate is totally ignored. >> reporter: people in the u.s. also protested. two american women who were to parent russian children held a news conference in moscow. they appealed to authorities to let children leave the country if the adoption procedures had started before the law was passed. >> all of our hopes and dreams started to come true, and we began to dream of a future with this little boy. >> reporter: as long as the two governments continue this dispute, the russian children and their adoptive parents may be deprived of a chance for a better life. eri okada, nhk world, moscow. >>> air pollution in china in recent weeks has been getting worse by the day. it is now posing a health threat. to alleviate concerns, a service

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. >> eric and jenna, we will take you on an exhilerating adventure helicopter tour of los angeles. we will see you next time. congratulationings! >> thank you for accepting my bag. >> oh, baby, i can't wait to go online and check out your little show. >> let's go on our date first. >> awesome. mommy! i went potty! that's great, honey... where? for life's bleachable moments. >> live from the kgo broadcast center, this is abc7 news. a live picture from vatican tv outside st. peter's, the faithful are gathered to begin the conclave to elect the next leaders of the roman catholic church. good morning, everyone. >> the holy ritual of choosing the next pope is underway with the door to the chapel closed and locked. the cardinals are sequestered and will not emerge until the process is over. the former san francisco archbishop took part in a preconclave mass considered the most influential people involved in the selection process. use news reporter marcy gonzalez is joining us from mitt romney with the latest -- from rome with the latest. >> good morning, the doors of the cistene chapel w

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. >> this is jenna with the fortuna police. >> kiem caught up with the disattacher, the little girl and the chief of police that also wanted to say thank you. >> thank you for the nice words that you said about our department yesterday. >> yes. >> he did have a message for her. he did say -- >> don't call 911 unless it is an emergency. okay? thank you. >>> guy wants red vines from the vending machine and they just won't come out. >> like the worst thing ever. these are the guys that shred things, so what do you think happens next? >> that's right. find out if shredding solved their snack time issues. >>> this little cutie tries her first drink at the water fountain. >> like trying to catch it in her mouth. >> see if she stays [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf... is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever. good for the world. built in america. now, leaf's an easier choice than ever. ♪ shop at choosenissan.com. ♪ >>> welcome back to the show, everyone. don't forget

how are you, jenna. terror cases making headlines today, what we learned and what we may have missed that is causing big news. also some new threats from north korea, just how seriously should we be taking all this sabr erat link as it's happening week after week? also a surprise move from the highest court in italy throwing out that acquittal of amanda knox. could she really nice a new trial? our legal panel is here. you see them in office buildings in schools, at gyms, there is disturbing news on a common medical device and whether or not they actually work when they are needed. the latest on that coming up on "happening now." bill: interesting stuff. we'll see you thefpblt he is $338 million richer before taxes. and if he is the guy he just gained a lot of friends. ♪ [singing] tainly are. [ male announcer ] fiber one. [ man ] excuse me miss. [ gasps ] this fiber one 90 calorie brownie has all the deliciousness you desire. the brownie of your dreams is now deliciously real. jaime: a hooker was trapped